Caryn
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that is where the first killer infection happened, when we were on vacation and that is where i have my textbook photos of me with the textbook bullseye rash come from.
we went back there again 2 yrs later because it was the last place i remembered being happy and i was too confused to think of any place elst to go.
i'd be so curious to know how many lives were snuffed out because the vacationed on Nantucket Island. i tryed to post a "poll" but was told i was unautherized to do such.
anyone who can up for posting that poll?
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'Kete-tracker
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Don't blame the Island! Blame those deer ticks that you didn't spot the evening after they got on you.
I used to trek down to the Islands a lot in the '70s to visit my sister. I still enjoy visiting the Vineyard on occasion. I just make sure I avoid all brush & tall grasses and do tick checks each night.
BTW, you wrote, "we went back [to Nantucket] because it was the last place [you] remembered being happy". Why so?
I find that pursuing happiness by 'relocating' yourself will almost always disappoint. Happiness is a state of mind & comes from within. You can work towards it wherever you may find yourself.
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map1131
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One part of the country that I always wanted to travel. That was before lyme & co. Today I just couldn't enjoy the beauty for fear of the ugly.
Then again I can't enjoy the beauty of Kentucky for the fear of the ugly. I see(in my mind) ticks in my mostly blacktop condo area.
Deer roam up and down our streets at nights. You can't get away from them.
Pam
-------------------- "Never, never, never, never, never give up" Winston Churchill Posts: 6478 | From Louisville, Ky | Registered: Jan 2002
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